By the numbers: Alberta 2012

TORONTO – The Alberta Progressive Conservatives scored their
12^th consecutive majority on Monday night. The Liberals lost the title
of Official Opposition to the Wildrose Party, which tried to form the first
non-Conservative government in the province since 1971. Here is the Alberta
election 2012 by the numbers:

87 – Total number of ridings in Alberta

61 – Seats won by the Tories

17 – Seats won by the Wildrose Party

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5 – Seats won by Liberals

4 – Seats won by NDP

68 – Votes for Separation Party of Alberta

567,052 – Votes for Tories

442,431 – Votes for the Wildrose Party

127,643 – Votes for Liberals

294 – Votes for Alberta Social Credit Party

210 – Votes for Communist Party – Alberta

44 – Percentage of votes won by Tories

61 – Electoral divisions won/leading by Tories

17 – Electoral divisions won/leading by the Wildrose
Party

42 – Percentage of votes for Liberal candidate Kent
Hehr in Calgary-Buffalo

41.1 – Percentage of votes for Liberal candidate
David Swann in Calgary-Mountainview

With files from The Canadian Press